Equiptova aims to make public pages understandable and operable with semantic markup, keyboard-accessible controls, visible labels and readable status messages. Accessibility is treated as a product requirement for calculators rather than an afterthought.
What matters
- Calculator inputs use explicit labels and native form controls wherever practical.
- Results are presented as text in the document, not only through visual graphics.
- Navigation and related links use descriptive anchor text.
- Accessibility defects discovered in the public site should be treated as release-quality issues and corrected.
How to use this page
This page states a boundary for the public site. It does not create professional services, project approval or a guarantee that a general calculation is appropriate for a specific site.
Design information so it remains usable across input methods and screen sizes
The public interface should remain understandable without relying on tiny text, color alone or hover-only interactions. Accessibility issues are treated as product-quality issues when they are found.
Readable type and spacing
Text, controls and content density should remain readable on narrow and wide screens.
Keyboard-visible interaction
Interactive elements should have visible focus states and should not require a pointer-only hover state to make sense.
Reduced-motion support
Decorative motion should respect device preferences and should not be required to understand the content.